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Seewer Continues to Improve The Van Venrooy KTM Racing Team concluded the MXGP of Turkey in Afyonkarahisar with three solid top-fifteen finishes. Jeremy Seewer once again showed signs of his former speed throughout the weekend and finished tenth in the MXGP class. The Swiss rider set the fourth-fastest time in qualifying, showing that he is gradually getting closer to the level he is aiming for. In the qualifying race, Seewer started around sixth position, but a few mistakes saw him finish eighth.

Stark Set for British GP One of the major storylines from Round 1 of the Supercross World Championship in Canada was the incredible speed of the Starks. However, one rider who was not surprised was Vince Friese. The story of Stark, the all-electric entrant in the World Supercross Championship, has undergone a major transformation in the last 12 months.

Star Racing - New Management Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing is excited to announce the promotion of Wil Hahn to 450 Team Manager and the addition of Martin Davalos to their management team. Davalos will fill Hahn’s previous role as the 250 General Manager, joining 250 Team Manager Jensen Hendler.

Honda HRC PETRONAS rider Jeffrey Herlings continued his unbelievable run of form, going one-one again at the MXGP of Turkiye, helping him to wrap up his sixth world championship. Needing to beat his nearest rival in the first moto to secure the title, Herlings got the holeshot and never looked back, sparking wild scenes amongst the team and his travelling family, friends and supporters who’d made the trip to support him.

MXGP of China - Entries The penultimate round of MXGP heads to China this weekend. With no support classes the full focus will be on the MXGP and MX2 World Championships. JHL Moto will make their MXGP debut this weekend – they are the first Chinese brand to race a round of the MXGP World Championship.

Lettenbichler Wins - Italy Red Bull KTM Factory Racing’s Manuel Lettenbichler has extended his lead in the 2026 FIM Hard Enduro World Championship with a dominant victory at round five, Abestone Hard Enduro. Delivering a commanding performance aboard his KTM 300 EXC, the reigning champion secured maximum points across Saturday’s Prologue and Sprint Race before going on to win Sunday’s Main Race by six minutes.

Turkish GP - Rider Comments Jeffrey Herlings is a six time world motocross champion and Guillem Farres is heading towards his first world title. Here are rider comments from Turkey. Jeffrey Herlings: Wow. What a ride it’s been to win this sixth world title. Even since my last one in 2021 to finally get number six is just an incredible feeling.

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Jeffrey Herlings - His Sixth Jeffrey Herlings is a six-time world motocross champion, and without question, is very capable on the Honda machine to add two or three more world titles to his name. Similar to Stefan Everts, Herlings might just have a second part to his career and climb even closer to Everts GOAT tally of 10 titles. It was back in 2001, that Everts after two years of injuries started his second reign, putting together championships number five, six, seven, eight, nine and 10.

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